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The salamanders start and finish the race at Rock A.  \nWhich is the shortest route around the rocks and back to the start at  \nRock A?  \nStart/ Finish  \nA  \nB  \n14yd.  \n10yd.  \n18yd.  \n11yd. 9yd.  \n13yd.  \n17yd.  \n8yd.  \nC E  \n22yd.  \nF  \nTHE ROCK RACE \\#2 ANSWERS (STANDARD)  \nCaptain and Frazer are having a race to see who can run the quickest around a set of 6 rocks.  \nEach salamander has to touch each rock but can choose which route to take.  \nThe routes are not all the same length. The salamanders start and finish the race at Rock A.  \nWhich is the shortest route around the rocks and back to the start at Rock A?  \nThe shortest route is:  \nA → F → C → B → E → D → A  \nOR  \nA → D → E → B → C → F → A Which is the same route backwards. It has a distance of 78yd.","cbCailqrQSdj6dqE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailqrQSdj6dqE","pdf",259520,"English","# The Rock Race Challenge\n## Problem Description\n## Solution and Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the objective of The Rock Race?\",\"answer\":\"The goal is to find the shortest possible route that starts at Rock A, visits all other rocks (B, C, D, E, and F), and returns to Rock A.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the total distance of the shortest route?\",\"answer\":\"The shortest route has a total distance of 78 yards.\"},{\"question\":\"Which sequence of rocks forms the shortest path?\",\"answer\":\"The shortest route is A → F → C → B → E → D → A (or the same route in reverse, A → D → E → B → C → F → A).\"}]","The Rock Race - 2 - Math Challenge for 4th Grade Students | PDF",1792669081]